The smallest, lightest, and cheapest robot
By high technology but cheap, a technology company in Taiwan has launched the smallest, lightest and most inexpensive humanoid robot in the world.
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By high technology but cheap, a technology company in Taiwan has launched the smallest, lightest and most inexpensive humanoid robot in the world.
Japanese scientists have successfully made robotics and dance. This robot can remember the traditional dance based on the movements of the dancers. According to the rese…
Hubo, the first bipedal robot in South Korea, learned to balance successfully on the Segway.
A robot patient was created by researchers at the Gifu University School of Medicine in the United States. They claim that this is the first robot that can express both…
A team of researchers led by Jan Auke Ijspeert of the Polytechnic University of Lausanne (EPFL, Switzerland) and Jean-Marie Cabelguen (INSERM Institute, France) led a te…
The creation of robots that can interact with humans is the purpose of a European project led by British scientists. Feelix Growing is a research project consisting of s…
Are you surprised to discover a self-taught robot and even run around a research lab in California?
The Kyunghee University Medical Center in Seoul is the first unit in Korea to use the Noelle size robot as the real human and the newborn baby.
A robot can interact with the world in a similar way to a real baby that has been created by French, Italian and Swiss scientists. It can provide researchers with the la…
Madeline's robot turtle is helping researchers learn how to make better self-propelled vehicles underwater. Madeline's propeller is made of polyurethane, roughly…